The latest Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey Weekly Volcanic Activity Report has been published by the Global Volcanism Program, covering the week 7-13 March 2012. The report is compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some of the news from a week that has seen quite a lot of new activity:

The latest Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey Weekly Volcanic Activity Report has been published by the Global Volcanism Program, covering the week 29 February to 6 March 2012. The report is compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some of the highlights of the volcanic week:

The latest Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey Weekly Volcanic Activity Report has been published by the Global Volcanism Program, covering the week 22 February to 28 February 2012. The report is compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some of the highlights:

Rincón de la Vieja: two eruptions from Rincón de la Vieja’s active crater

Here is the latest Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey Weekly Volcanic Activity Report which covers the week 29 June – 5 July 2011, and is compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some of the highlights:

Here is the Weekly Volcanic Activity Report covering 5 to 11 January 2010, issued by the Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey and compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some selected highlights:

Etna: still restless, with weak emissions, strombolian activity and degassing

The Smithsonian Institution and United States Geological Survey Weekly Volcanic Activity Reports enter their second decade of chronicling what the world’s volcanoes are up to with this week’s report, which covers 29 December 2010 to 4 January 2011 and is compiled by Sally Kuhn Sennert. Some selected highlights:

The Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for 20-26 October 2010 is compiled by Sally Kuhn Kennert and published by the Global Volcanism Program. It’s been a volcanically lively week. Some selected highlights:

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